Registration & Event Websites

Registration Pages

Q: Can we embed registration on our own website instead of sending people away?

Yes. Each registration page can run as an embeddable widget. Add your website to its allowed list, paste the embed code, and the widget shows the same tickets, sessions and questions as the full page.

Q: Is a registration page the same as an event website?

No. A registration page is the signup flow: tickets, questions, sessions and payment. An event website carries the program, speakers, sponsors and a registration block. Eventpack's Event Website Builder builds that site in the same event, with AI to help build the pages.

Q: Can one event have more than one registration page?

Yes. Duplicate a page and change its tickets, web address or look, for example one page for members and another for the public, each listing only the tickets that audience should see.

Q: Can people register several colleagues at once?

Yes. A registration page can allow individual signup or group registration, where one buyer puts several tickets in a single order. See Group Registration for how minimums, maximums and invoices work.

Publish a branded registration page, or embed one on your website, with the tickets, sessions, questions and tracking each event needs.

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Registration & Event Websites · Registration Pages

01Full page or embedded widget
02Tickets and sessions together
03Your look and feel
04Checks before signup

Why it matters

Registration that fits your event and your website

A registration form that lives on a separate ticketing site looks like someone else's product, cannot show sessions next to the tickets, and leaves marketing without its pixels or its page analytics.

People sign up on a page that looks like your event, pick sessions next to their ticket, and land on the same guest list your team works from, while marketing keeps its tags and analytics.

What you can do

What you can do with Registration Pages

Full page or embedded widget

Run registration as a full page on a custom web address, or embed it as a widget on the websites you list, with publish, unpublish and duplicate per page.

Tickets and sessions together

Pick which tickets a page sells and in what order, show or hide descriptions, and let people sign up for sessions on the same page, listed plainly or grouped by date.

Your look and feel

Set colors, font, header, logo, desktop and mobile cover, headline, description, footer and the confirmation message, so the page reads as part of your event. Removing Eventpack branding is a separate add-on.

Checks before signup

Confirm each registrant's email with a one-time code before signup, let one verified address register several people when an assistant books for a team, and add an optional cart timer.

Tracking and page analytics

Add Google Tag Manager, Google tag, Meta Pixel, Bing, LinkedIn or a custom script, and export the page's analytics for your marketing team.

Invitations and follow-up schedule

Greet invited guests with a banner that lets them register or decline, and after signup send people to a schedule page where they can view or edit their sessions.

In practice

An agency runs a client's product summit: the registration widget sits on the client's own site, sells two ticket types with session signup grouped by day, and marketing tracks signups through the client's tag manager.

Availability and limits

Public registration pages need the registration switch on for the event; ask us which plan includes them.

The promo code box needs the promo add-on (Enterprise in the default catalog).

Session signup on the page needs session management (ask us which plan includes it) with sessions switched on for the event.

Ask which plan includes this

Works with

Connected to the rest of the event

Ticket TypesGroup RegistrationCustom Registration QuestionsPromo & Affiliate CodesEvent Website Builder

Common questions